Sentence examples for settling grievances from inspiring English sources

Since those agreements, Mr. de Montebello and other museum leaders say, discussions with Italy have largely moved from settling grievances of years past to developing new ways to protect archaeological sites.

"Why don't they target Sadr or the Mahdi Army?" Given Iraq's history of sectarian warfare and a culture of settling grievances by blood, the political tensions raise the specter of violence.

Although not acquainted with Canovas's case, UMass postdoc Caleb Rounds believes that settling grievances is one of the most important reasons that UMass postdocs needed to unionize.

"What is required in countries like Mali, just as countries like Somalia on the other side of Africa, is that combination of tough approach on security, aid, politics, settling grievances and problems".

Project labor agreements set wages and establish work rules and methods of settling grievances on large multi-contractor construction projects.

Jampol helped to settle grievances so that the current Ramones show at the Queens Museum in New York could take place.

With a mix of menace and muscle, enforcers settle grievances and slights between teams, be they real, imagined or concocted as an excuse for disorder.

The complaints process will almost certainly be as hard-fought as the campaign, and plenty of time has been left for candidates to file and settle grievances.

So far, this election cycle has been peaceful, partly because of a widespread public education campaign and entreaties by politicians like Mr. Odinga to settle grievances in the courts, not the streets.

So I propose the creation of a "surveillance ombudsman" – directly appointed by the prime minister – who can command the trust of both the security services and the Muslim community, to help settle grievances.

Every evening, community members might hear a "home talk" from their leader, make decisions about their business affairs, enjoy a concert by the community's musicians or air and settle grievances through "mutual criticism".